Primary Schools in Exeter?

[Lactivist]

Hi - I am moving to Exeter next year with my 7 year old, I want to live near the centre and I'd really appreciate it if anyone could tell me what the schools are like - are there any to avoid? Any really good ones? It needs to be a non religious school.

Many thanks
Lisa

I have a couple of friends that live/have lived in Pinhoe. There is a good park and a small library with children's area. The school is well-regarded locally, and the preschool is very popular (don't know ofsted details, sorry). It has a train station and buses so not hard to get into town.

hello ladies,
i'm not an active mnetter, it's even been months (years? i have had another baby...) since i last came on here, but i need a little help.
things are going ahead with us moving to Exeter this summer. my daughter is 4 and my son is 2, i'm trying to find them a school and all of us a nice house.
could anyone please tell me about Exwick Heights Primary School and the area around it (St David, Exwick, etc.)?
i've done a bit of research and what i like about the school is that it's combined, good Ofsted report,...
also my brother and family live in st thomas and their 2 daughters ( same age as mine) are going to Bowhill. they are happy with it. but should i put the munchkins in same school as their cousins or am i asking for trouble? and that would probably mean living next door to my brother (litterally)...
Hope you can tell me about experience and opinions

Can anyone tell me what Alphongton Primary is like now … been good in past